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Emergency Medicine Journal

30.11.2022

Primary Survey July 2018 - Emergency Medicine Journal blog

Primary survey  Do EPs change their clinical behaviour in the hallway encounters or when a companion is present? A cross-sectional survey and the commentary by Jacky Hanson and Kirsten Walthall Privacy is a key element in the process of undertaking a consultation with a patient, as it allows due care and attention to paid to the patient’s [...]Read More...

Emergency Medicine Journal

30.11.2022

Primary Survey October 2019 - Emergency Medicine Journal blog

Addressing language barriers in the emergency department The ‘Editor’s Choice’ paper covers the critical topic of communication and the concern that patients with a different first language are more likely to experience adverse events and poorer outcomes. How do you communicate with a patient who has a different first language: do you ask a member [...]Read More...

Emergency Medicine Journal

30.11.2022

Why women's networks matter: An Australasian experience - Emergency Medicine Journal blog

In the spring of 2018, an important conversation started in the hallways of the Emergency Department at Campbelltown Hospital – a community hospital on the fringe of Sydney, Australia. Three emergency physicians, the authors, realised we were all following the US-based FemInEM podcast and blog (feminem.org), and each of us was noticing the empowering impact [...]Read More...

Emergency Medicine Journal

30.11.2022

Primary Survey June 2018. Emergency Medicine Journal - Emergency Medicine Journal blog

This month the primary survey is collated and written by Edward Carlton, Associate Editor, EMJ. Editor’s Choice: Controversies in Sepsis In this issue of the Emergency Medicine Journal (EMJ) we have two papers exploring tools to predict critical illness in sepsis. Two retrospective cohort studies, in ED patients with suspected sepsis/infection, evaluate the diagnostic accuracy of [...]Read More...

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